Shortcuts in the Mapping Editor

Useful shortcuts for working with XSL stylesheets within the graphical view of Mapping Editor

Drag&Drop Actions

Reference a value to a target node using `xsl:value-of`	Drag a node from the source document to the target node
Reference multiple values into a target node using `xsl:value-of`	Keep the ALT key pressed and drag all desired nodes from the source document to the target node Result: An `xsl:value-of` element will be created whose `select` attribute contains all referenced nodes. In a next step, this list of nodes can be correlated by using an XPath function like `concat()`or logical operators. Example: `<xsl:value-of select="Element1Element2">`
Copy a node using `xsl:copy-of`	Keep the CTRL key pressed, and drag a node from the source document to the target node
Create a for-each loop for a node using `xsl:for-each`	Keep the SHIFT key pressed, and drag a node from the source document to the target node

	Function	Shortcut
Basic functions	Edit element	`CTRLENTER`
	Run XSL transformation	`F9`
	Insert element	`INS`
	Insert attribute	`ALT+INS`
	Insert text	`CTRL+INS`
	Insert surrounding parent element	`CTRL+SHIFT+INS`
	Rename a element	`ALT+SHIFT+R`
	Remove selected node	`Del`
	Format/indent the code (in Source view)	`CTRL+SHIFT+F`
Copying nodes	Insert selected node as preceding sibling	`CTRL+ ALT+UP`
	Insert selected node as following sibling	`CTRL+ ALT+DOWN`
	Insert selected node as preceding parent	`CTRL+ALT+LEFT`
Moving nodes	Move selected node UP	`ALT+UP`
	Move selected node DOWN	`ALT+DOWN`
	Move to parent element (pull UP)	`ALT+SHIFT+LEFT`
Navigating trough the stylesheet tree	Go to parent node	`CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT`
	Go to next node	`CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN`
	Go to previous node	`CTRL+SHIFT+UP`
	Select connected nodes in the source pane and stylesheet pane	`SHIFT+INS`
	Restore last selection	`ALT+SHIFT+DOWN`